소셜 미디어에서 정치인이 사용하는 언어 패턴과 화용론적 메시지 분석: 미국 대통령 트위터를 중심으로
Analysis of Language Patterns and Messages Used by Politicians on Social Media: Focusing on the US President Twitter
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Considering the relationship between language and social media, the present study analyzed the languages used by the current US President Donald Trump and the former President Barack Obama on their respective Twitter accounts from 2017 to 2019. The study examined the patterns of language and the messages based on pragmatic theories. The total of 10,542 tweets were finalized as the valid data. The results show that the most frequently used words were great, people in case of Trump and people, world were the for the case of Obama. In the 4-word phrases analysis, the fake news media was the most used phrase by Trump and Michelle and I were appeared most in Obama’s messages. In the pragmatic analysis, the most retweeted messages of Trump and Obama in each year were analyzed based on presupposition and implicature. This study demonstrated that Twitter messages by influential politicians are important due to their impact. Therefore, understanding not only the literal meaning but also the implied meaning is crucial.
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Considering the relationship between language and social media, the present study analyzed the languages used by the current US President Donald Trump and the former President Barack Obama on their respective Twitter accounts from 2017 to 2019. The study examined the patterns of language and the messages based on pragmatic theories. The total of 10,542 tweets were finalized as the valid data. The results show that the most frequently used words were great, people in case of Trump and people, world were the for the case of Obama. In the 4-word phrases analysis, the fake news media was the most used phrase by Trump and Michelle and I were appeared most in Obama’s messages. In the pragmatic analysis, the most retweeted messages of Trump and Obama in each year were analyzed based on presupposition and implicature. This study demonstrated that Twitter messages by influential politicians are important due to their impact. Therefore, understanding not only the literal meaning but also the implied meaning is crucial.
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